If you wanted to know more about the Jaguar I-Pace, we bring you details and lots of photos

For several years now we have been seeing how electric cars are gaining ground in the market, and the major brands are betting very heavily on this type of vehicle. And not only the more common car brands: the big players are also positioning themselves quickly in this segment. Jaguar is one of those brands with an important name in the international market, and it wants a presence in the luxury electric car segment.

We saw its look a few months ago, but now the official data has arrived and we can share it with you. The idea behind Jaguar was to create a luxury electric crossover with long range, ready to stand up to the almost ubiquitous Tesla and the rest of the manufacturers of this type of vehicle who want to launch similar cars. To do so, it has designed the Jaguar I-Pace to be a benchmark and the one that sets the trend in the market.


The Jaguar I-Pace has two electric motors, one on each axle, which together deliver an output equivalent to 400 CV, something already mentioned in earlier reports. The maximum torque these two electric motors produce is 696 Nm, and it reaches a top speed of 200 km/h. But what we want to know about an electric car is its range. And here, the Jaguar I-Pace seems to exceed expectations as well.

According to the WLTP cycle, used in Europe, the British SUV would offer 475 kilometres of range, although this can vary if a sportier driving mode is used. Using the motor in this mode consumes much more energy and considerably reduces the range. As for acceleration, Jaguar claims it can reach 100 km/h from a standstill in 4.5 seconds.

The 90 kWh batteries will feature a fast-charging system, which will allow this vehicle to be ready in 40 minutes, while using the standard charger connected to a home socket will take at least 10 hours to reach 80% of battery charge. Aesthetically, it is a Jaguar. It keeps a recognisable line in keeping with other similar models, something that can also be found in the interior.

Luxury, comfort and technology at the service of the driver and passengers, who will also find a boot with a capacity of 656 litres at the rear and a small 27-litre space at the front. It measures 4.68 metres in length, 1.89 metres in width and 1.56 metres in height. The wheelbase of 2.99 metres guarantees a spacious cabin with no space issues. As for software updates, it is the first Jaguar that will have this service via an internet connection, so the software will always be up to date. This is not really unusual, since it is the same system used by the other brands offering fully electric cars, but it is the first Jaguar to feature this technology.

The price in Spain will start from 79,100 euros and will come with three trim levels.

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Technical specifications of this car

CrossoverJaguar I-Pace2 versions · from 95,000 €